Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-16
Personal Movements. &c.

Mrs. Chas. E. Frazer and son are summering In
the Bull Run Mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Crupper and daughter
Pauline. are spending the heated term neal
PaxSOn, Va.
Mrs. Geo. j. Drew and Miss Edith Drew are Wis.
1ting relatives at Cumberland, Md.
w. j. Johnston and family leave for Aurora
W. Va, to-day, where his family will remain fol
the summer.
Miss Lille and jeanette Cohen have gone to the
Blue Ridge Mountains for the remainder Of the
heated term.
The Misses Campbell left Friday morning te
join Dr. and Mrs Fry in Oakland.
The following Washingtonians are registered al
Piney Point for the season: Mr.. and Mrs Geo. T.
Parker Miss Marion Parker, Miss Georgie Parker,
J. Walter Parker, VIM. E. COX, OF the Bank Of the
Republic; L. Z. YOst.
Prof. Fr1stoe, OF the Columbian University, left
yesterday for few weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Samuel NOrment and family, with Mrs. G. w
Utermehle and Mrs. DR.. L. N. Taylor, left on the
noon train to-day for the Oakland HOTEL in the
mountains.
Among the recent arrivals at Rock Enor
N. W. Beveridge and family. Major Walter Gwynn
G. G. COrnwell, John B. Scott and family, Miss
Lula +. Whilden Of Canton, China, the Misses
Sparklin, Washington Danenhower and family
Mr.. Sellmans and family, Mrs. Graham and family
s. X. Hersey, John Golden and John H. White.
Mrs. w. S. Stetson, Miss Louise Stetson, and Mr.
VIM Pagan are spending the summer at Ther
mopyl8, RappahannOck County, Va.
Theo. B. Moody, B. NJ. Frazier, VIM. P. Bell
E. White, G. FL. Summers, and T. F. Pennington
OF this city, were among late arrivals at OceaI
City.
The following Washingtonians are registered a,
the Oakland; Mrs: J. 4. Magruder, Miss Aida Pro
Murray and family, H. H. Smith and family, Mrs
Z; Herrck and family, DR.. J. w. Joyce and family
Chas. H. Laird, j. w. Orme and family, Jas
Daily.
Gen. Frederick vening and wife are visit
ing Mrs. vening's mother Mrs NJ. E. Davis, at 211
North Capitol street. Gen. vening's headquarters
are at Nagpore India, and this IS his rst visit tt
Among the guests at Orkney Springs art
Mrs. Gen. Paul. Mrs R. A. Marmion, Miss
Genevieye Paul. Mrs. Robt. McCeney, Mis-:
MasHS E1ey @ fSIa Ro s Daring DE-
Rasin and family, Major Jno. Richardson, Mr.. K
Saigo OF japanese legation, Mrs. James E. Harvey
ing. Miss Maud Whiting and Mr.. Clarence Whit
ing.
One Of the pleasantest social events of the weel
was the surprise birthday party given to Mis-:
Moll1e Mckee, daughter OF Captain and Mrs. ThOS
II. Mckee, Thursday evening, at No. Gran,
Place. Returning from short walk, Miss Mollie
found the house brightly lighted and the parlor.
filled with q gay company OF young ladies an(
gentlemen who had arrived during her absence
She was also the recipient OF several handsome
presents. An lmprOmptu but interesting program
was arranged, including several musical selection.
by Miss Mckee and others, to which Mrs. McKet
added. later, generous supply OF refreshments.
Miss NJ. A. TAFT Miss X. 7. Brown, Miss A. Davi!
| and Miss Alice Kern left Thursday for Asbury
Park, from whence they will go to Long Branch
and Brooklyn for a stay OF several weeks.
Mrs. VIM. G. Boyd and her little son are at AS
bury Park.
Admiral Porter and his family will leave New
York to-day for Narragansett Pier
Justice and Mrs. Blatchford have gone to tn,
CatSktllS.
When last heard from Mr. j. w. Thompson wa
at Carlsbad enjoying the famous water
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and children hav
gone to Forest Glen.
Mrs. j. v. N. Huyck and daughters, who hav
been abroad for year or more have returned t,
Washington.